Savannah Grace

Savannah Grace is a senior living community in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, that sits within The Palms of Mt. Pleasant continuing care campus, and the place has 42 certified beds which cover many housing options for different care needs, and folks there get a good mix of long-term and short-term care since the staff helps with recovery after hospital stays, surgery, heart attacks, or strokes, and they're known for skilled nursing and plenty of rehabilitation services, which means they can help both people who need a little help and those who need a good bit more, especially with memory care and dementia care, and they also offer residential treatment as a licensed Residential Treatment Center for adults. The care covers assisted living, independent living, dementia support, memory care for Alzheimer's, and even inpatient drug and alcohol rehab along with medical detox, as well as help for adults between ages 21 and 65, veterans-including those using VA funds-military families, and people who need family psychoeducation, so there's a broad net cast for who they serve and what they do. The place has a strong focus on safety and health inspections to keep its licensing compliant, and Care.com checks their licensed status every month so people know they're keeping up with the rules. They handle medication management, help with bathing and feeding, do laundry and housekeeping, and organize transportation to and from doctor appointments, and folks who need help with daily activities can count on getting it, whether that's for basic tasks or more involved medical problems. Savannah Grace keeps a no smoking policy, and the team works with restorative therapies for folks with limited movement if a doctor suggests it, plus they offer group therapy, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, physical activity therapy, and they employ psychotropic medication to help residents if needed. The staff helps with supervised medical detoxification for drugs or alcohol, and lab testing like CBC and metabolic panels gets handled quickly to keep folks' health watched closely. People can get nutritious meal planning, join social and recreational activities, and take part in special programs for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and there's palliative care, hospice services, and respite care for families who need a break. There's 24-hour skilled nursing care, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, and Savannah Grace serves as a nursing home, offering intermediate care when folks can't safely live alone but don't need constant skilled nursing like a hospital setting. Hearing-impaired residents get support, and the facility is accessible for them. Payment options include VA funds, cash, private health insurance like PPO or HMO, and self-pay. They don't allow smoking, and their infection control practices get reviewed and updated regularly, including strict storage for catheter care equipment. Their setting includes quiet, landscaped outdoor spaces in Mount Pleasant, and the staff aims to make residents feel at home-with dignity and safety-through every stage of long-term or short-term stay.